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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
5
Arthur Pollen, noted British naval expert, announced that the submarine campaign has broken down citing small tonnage losses in recent weeks. If true, victory nears as Allies may strike with new power. Pendleton shows strong support for Liberty Loan, Red Cross, and Y.M.C.A. drives.
Forty one women are arrested in a picketing protest near the White House as suffrage activities resume amid tensions. The scene underscores renewed clashes over voting rights and public demonstrations during the election period.
The New York World denounces fourteen New York suffrage protesters accused of intimidation after a historic victory won by orderly means. It argues the militants’ tactics undermine public support, patriotism, and the cause, predicting strong rebuke for New York representatives and continued picketing influence.
The German submarine threat appears to be checked as shipping losses show a notable decline. Observers note that the menace has diminished and the Atlantic lanes may soon see safer passage for merchant vessels.
A fragmented 19th century notice from Pendleton and Weston records marriages and relocations. It notes a wedding conducted by Lillie I Bearnes, movements of Abe Jacobson, John Adis, and Tobie, plus a census plan for Indians on the reservation in preparation for removal or settlement.
A string of transfers including Demaris to Charles Be, Willis Franchi to W W Felthoupe for 2700, Carl Weinke to DL Mason for 1000, and Elizabeth Livingston to Home Tull for 1, with undivided interests in blocks and portions of townships. Additional entries reference Glock Helix, Milton lands, and various lot and block transfers in Pendleton and surrounding additions.
In a late faculty decision at the University of Orion, February graduates may enter the winter term. The piece notes many students will complete studies and wait to enter in spring or fall terms, while others proceed to graduate with 14 units of work.
In Hartburg Jonah County Mastrieht Selig was arrested after being found hiding in a fern. Selby and Cory ord were under suspension. The trio allegedly distributed German literature and were linked to a spy mutation case. The iwi racer and his son were not found with Selig. All connected with a group said to seek stamp collectors.
The unreadable text fragments mention names like Milton, Tipola, Tillman and a questionable product claim. Observable phrases reference fraud and recommendations, with no coherent event, date, or location clearly identifiable.
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